Cozy, intimate sushi restaurant with a relaxed and welcoming vibe. Small dining room requires reservations due to limited seating and high demand. Offers thoughtful omakase, fresh fish, and an amazing sake selection in a setting that feels warm and authentic rather than pretentious.
Omakase here offers high quality at a relatively affordable price. Avoiding alcohol keeps the experience budget-friendly.
Great fish quality matches omakase in Japan. The 12-piece set offers a delicious and well-priced experience comparable to Michelin star dinners.
"The Omakase here is delicious, with incredibly fresh fish."
"It's cozy and intimate, perfect for a date night."
"I found the omakase experience to be affordable and high quality."
Good to know
Reservations are required at least two weeks in advance to dine there.
The restaurant is reservation only and does not accept walk-ins.
Seating is limited due to the small size of the restaurant.
Unassuming exterior leads to a cozy, authentic Japanese atmosphere with calm, relaxed energy inside. Space offers both bar and table seating with fresh, high-quality sushi prepared by skilled chefs. Music plays softly, supporting quiet conversation and a welcoming vibe.
Food offers excellent quality at a very affordable price. The spot feels lowkey and casual, making it easy on the wallet.
Fresh sashimi and a fantastic menu define the omakase here. The chef serves a perfect sushi assortment that feels well worth the price.
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The restaurant is family-owned and operated, enhancing its authentic atmosphere.
Lunch specials offer great value and are a must-try.
Weekly specials feature traditional Japanese dishes.
Small space with Japanese minimalist zen-like decor featuring bonsai trees and bamboo accents creates an airy, elegant atmosphere. Loud environment with sound bouncing around makes it feel more like a club-adjacent scene than a quiet dining spot. Unique ceramic dishes and colorful tableware add a tasteful, intentional design touch.
Edomae style sushi omakase offers affordable pricing. Dishes deliver great value within the omakase category.
Edomae style sushi shines with affordable pricing uncommon in the Bay Area. The omakase offers a phenomenal experience that elevates East side San Jose as a sushi destination.
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Reservations are recommended, especially during peak dining hours.
The Omakase Bar costs $108 per person, excluding drinks.
A la carte options are available for add-ons after the main dishes.
Tiny sushi takeaway arranged like a Japanese konbini offers fresh, high-quality fish with exceptional value. The atmosphere is efficient and welcoming, with a fast-moving line and friendly staff. Customers find a grab-and-go setup ideal for quick, affordable meals without sacrificing quality.
Sushi comes at extremely affordable prices here, especially for takeout. Quality stays solid despite the budget-friendly cost.
Daily omakase nigiri sets include fatty tuna and seared salmon with high-quality sushi. The omakase box matches offerings from higher-end restaurants at a reasonable price around USD 17.
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Ebiko offers takeout only, which makes the service very quick.
The line at Ebiko moves really fast, especially during lunch hours.
I suggested ordering online to avoid the lunch crowd.
Small space with wooden interior and minimalist Japanese décor creates an authentic izakaya vibe. Atmosphere stays quiet and elegant, ideal for dates or calm meals. Guests enjoy fresh sushi and sashimi alongside thoughtful touches like edamame and stone pot udon.
Sushi and sashimi come fresh and at super affordable prices. Meals typically cost between $30 and $50 per person.
Chef selects 12 pieces of seasonal seafood nigiri or sashimi with generous portions. Presentation looks stunning and seafood tastes fresh and melt-in-your-mouth.
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Maki & Sushi offers 8 pieces of sushi for just over $10.
Lunch specials include two items under $16, salad, rice, and miso soup.
Expect a 10-minute wait for dinner on weekdays.
Small, intimate bar-style seating with Asian-inspired decor creates a focused dining experience. Atmosphere feels sleek and inviting with dim lighting and a lively vibe despite the compact space. Fresh sushi and hand rolls prepare quickly in front of diners, emphasizing quality and swift service.
Offers a 3x3 deal that stands out as an affordable choice. The signature roll delivers good taste without high cost. Food overall is delicious and affordable.
Omakase offers great value with a seasonal menu priced around $58 per person. Chefs serve all dishes at once, delivering a delicious and well-priced experience.
Good to know
Reservations are not accepted; expect a wait during peak hours.
The restaurant has only bar seating, which may not suit larger groups.
Lunch specials offer great value, with deals around $24 for five hand rolls.
Tiny Japanese restaurant offers a cozy, neighborhood vibe with soft lighting and personal touches that create a welcoming atmosphere. Outdoor seating includes a fire pit and big screen TV, adding to the relaxed setting. Sushi features fresh fish and affordable prices, making it a standout for quality and value.
Sushi here is affordable and fresh with options like eel, tuna, and albacore nigiri. The omakase offers a budget-friendly way to try multiple dishes without sacrificing quality.
Omakase features fast, fresh servings with high quality fish like toro and Hokkaido scallop. The chef is generous, offering dishes such as eel, tuna, albacore nigiri, and a salmon skin salad.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 4-6pm with discounted sushi and drinks.
Credit cards are accepted, but cash is preferred for smaller orders.
Parking is free and available in the lot behind the restaurant.
Minimalist Japanese design shapes a calm, upscale takeout spot with wood paneling and artful sushi presentation. The atmosphere feels like a high-end boutique, drawing attention with its striking storefront and carefully crafted sushi boxes. Sushi quality is consistently fresh and expertly prepared, matching the refined setting.
Sushi offers surprisingly affordable options. The set menu provides good quality without the cost of the dine-in omakase.
Omakase offers excellent quality sushi comparable to high-end spots over $100. The set provides a more affordable option with tasty pieces and includes a flyer listing the sushi names.
Good to know
Preordering is highly recommended to avoid disappointment as they sell out quickly.
The omakase box costs $55 for lunch, while regular boxes are $40 each.
The restaurant opens at 11:00 AM, and lines start forming around 10:30 AM.
Small space with minimalist decor and a cat fish theme creates a calming, family-friendly atmosphere. Outdoor seating includes a spacious pet-friendly patio, while inside remains clean and inviting without loud distractions. The vibe stays laid-back and cozy, suitable for relaxed dining.
Great food comes with affordable prices here. The spot offers high quality dishes without stretching your budget.
Nigiri omakase features fresh uni, toro, and salmon with sweet shrimp that tastes very sweet. The 10-piece premium sushi omakase offers a variety of raw fish nigiri enjoyed piece by piece.
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Fresh Fish Friday features special imports that arrive on that day.
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Reservations are recommended on weekends due to high demand.
Small, intimate sushi spot offers a cozy and romantic atmosphere with well-lit interior and great music selection. The vibe suits low-key date nights and features a lively mix of people without being too loud for conversation.
Affordable omakase comes with mediocre quality here. The dishes are beautifully presented but the overall experience reflects the lower price point.
Omakase features affordable prices with high-quality fish and original seasoning. Presentation includes platters decorated with flowers, making the experience visually appealing.
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The sushi offered great value for $20.
There was plenty of parking available on weekdays.
The dinners do not come with miso soup or salad.
High-volume Korean barbecue restaurant offers an all-you-can-eat buffet with self-serve meat stations and a modern, stylish interior. The atmosphere is clean and well lit, lively with loud music and a vibrant vibe. Private rooms and a walk-up bar add options for groups and waiting guests.
Offers an all-you-can-eat menu priced very affordably. Costs stay lower than other Korean BBQ spots nearby, making it popular for those seeking reasonable prices within a 100-minute dining window.
Wagyu takes center stage with the omakase selection showcasing rich, tender cuts. Every dish in the Wagyu omakase comes with excellent flavors and satisfying variety.
Good to know
Happy hour runs Monday to Friday from 5-8pm and Saturday to Sunday from 2-6pm.
Drinks cost $5 during happy hour, with cocktails at $8.
Expect a wait time of up to two hours during peak hours.
Japanese restaurant offers a cozy bar and grill setting with a modern interior and bright lighting. Atmosphere feels warm and lively with loud music and multiple TVs. Known for high-quality sushi and unique rolls featuring real crab, it attracts those seeking fresh, well-presented dishes.
Prices stay consistently affordable while maintaining high quality. The omakase offers good value for the cost.
Affordable Omakase offers a nice sashimi selection but lacks variety. The setup blocks the sushi-making view, and the atmosphere suits rolls better than Omakase.
Good to know
Parking is a bit limited, but there is a shared free parking lot.
The prices for rolls are comparable to average sushi prices.
Hanabi Sushi Bar is open fairly late, which is convenient for diners.
Small, intimate sushi spot with cozy atmosphere and calm instrumental music. Chefs entertain at the bar, enhancing the authentic Japanese vibe. Seating is tight, creating a close-knit dining experience.
Sushi offers exceptionally high-quality taste at an affordable price. Omakase options also come at a very affordable cost without sacrificing quality.
Options include a 10-piece omakase for $70 and a 13-piece set with uni, amaebi, and Toro. Each piece features imported fish from Japan and pairs with Japanese sake or beer.
Good to know
Reservations are a must to secure a seat.
Lunch costs around $150 per person without alcohol.
The 10-piece omakase is priced at $70.